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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-09
~HoRssMHIprED ANp ARRssrsn.

NssrNaNfN
;A ST. Louis Girl Avenges an rnsaIt az ~
Hands % Her Employer.
81. Lo1Is, Dec, S.-Archie Graham,
one Of the recently elected members Of
the antisGsrman school board, was horse
whipped By nj of his female employees
2 them Rrrested on q charge Of criminal
assault Graham Is 9 prominent Demo-
cratic politician q Is engaged In the
wholesale bakery business. Miss TisIie
hoeslssn isA proposasssipg young girl,
.Graham attempted TO criminally assauft
her. She procured q rAwhide and whin-
Peg him ir presence of his wife, and then
went before tho prosecuting attorney and
asTcres ont = warrant against him. Gra-
ham denies the allegations, and was re-
leased on bond,
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Nacc Hor.s l,sad.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8--The Sun is ad
vised that the celebrated racs horse.
Glenmora, died Of pneumonia at the
stables of Glengar stud tarm, Baltimore
county, the home Of WIN. Jennings,
Gienmore's owner
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-09

The Ohio Mans Ten Did III.

NEW YoRK, Dec.8s-A gambling house.
on Leonard street, was raided aud five
arrests were made, on the complaint OF
Alfred Ulfers of Cleveland, O., who had
been led to give up $40 In order to get
out OF The den to which he bad been en-.
.firod
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FlFTisTii CONGRESS.
The senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. a.-The senate, ~.
ter reading OF the Journal, received some
responses from the interior department
TO Inquiries about private land claims,
and then, nt12;05, adjourned until Mon
dav. ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-09
Attempted nribery.

CrSclNsarI. Dec. s.-The Enquirer vii
publish positive information that Dis
trict Attorney Burnett has been APP
preached and offered $40, 900 to let up on
=. T. Harper. now on trial for wrecking
the Fidelity bank. Burnett reported the
matter at nee to Attorney General Gar.
Land
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Connors and ..the stranrl.r..

CHICAGO, Dec. 8-Evan Lewis and
Tom Connors signed articles Wednesday
for a wrestling match. c~atch-as-catch
can, best three IN ivc, two points down.
at Battery 1, on December 10. The
match will be for $3.50 a side.
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THE CRIME WAS oLo

rhs Indictment VI WIN. Kfssane xoI
Forgery Il UisS.issed.
New YoRE, Dec. 8-on no4lon OF
District Attorney MARITIME tho ndictmenrl
tor forgery against Vim. Kissane, found
In November, 1854 was dismissed Kis-
same, Who Is nov i wealthy citszsn of
California, knossn y w. *. Rogers. ysasl
charged n the indiGtment With forgsngA
check on the Chemical National bank 81
3tais CITY Tae case vas forgotten untii
z xo alqrr. q b:itsr SEM xt Kissanes
9aSy1yeasthe matter 4 lew m0nths ago.
and lsa te Kdkers: lxposare. The 10
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Base Ban ArbitrafioD.

CIScINNATI, O, Dec, s.-The board Of
arbitration met Wednesday and decided
to grant protection tothe minor league.
each club to pay the same, 250,inciud.
ing, also, the right TO serve fourteen play
ers. Halliday, claimed by both St. Louis
and Des Moines, will go TO ST. Louis.
The board elected John i. Rogers, Of
Philadelphia, president, and Charles
Byrne, of Brooklyn, Secretary. 1t was
recommended that the League and Amer
lean Association hold their annual meet
ings in the same city, in December Of
each year, selecting st Louis for 1883.
The schedule meeting Will be held IN
May. The fifty cent admission. was
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4 New Jerome park.

NEw YORK., Dec. 8-The Jerome PARK
association has hopght 1i5 acres Of Land
near Bsondale, Ia westchester count
Tor q race course. to take the place of the
Old Jockey Club park, now used Is 4
reservoir site. 3 =
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NsbrAsha .nd Iora psr.,,n.

WASHINGTON, DEC s.--Following il
the representation Of Nebraska and Iowa
citizens in the last batch Of pensions
Sisasieds
Nebraska Pensiona-Criginal: John
Eurneil Atkinsoni William Whitehead.
Wood River. fncseasas ). w. Savage
bartlett. Reissue. J. 81. Wood. South
Auburn. ~
Iowa Pcnaions-Jesse, father IT John
~. Palmer, Maquoketa. Mexican war,
aaron Stow, Davenport; Jas. "A. Clement.
slhts George Roberts, Davenport. Orig.
maj: GeorgeW liis, LAvilia; u. q. HIATT.
mNrs Iowa Falls; Lewis Austin. Hristow.
1ncrease; JaIpFs II Naamith. Oxford;
@ertta Hughes, Aurora; Lawreucs
Ereenc, Crssc6s q. A. Hoffman, Now
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" asrinEton's Inauguratton centennial.
York, Dec 8.-Hamiiton Fish
was made chairman . the computes 81
twSlsesrepresentatiye cities, who s.ll pre-.
pafe. INr the representation at the cen
ssnniai sof W~ashington's first Inaugural
tion, III this city
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House,
= q

After several resolutions were offered
referring to the Amendment OF house
rules, the house, at 1920, adjourned until
Monday.
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Pastor noNns, saIar,

Boston. Dec 8.-Pastor Downs suit
aGainst the Bowdoin Square church for,
l.:sa.ssaes ef& ays
deH.E Butler is q of Downs counsel
The case will occupy several days.
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Conditions q ths Live stoek III Illinois.
spRNGFiELp. ILL.,, Dec. 8.-The reports
e the state board q Aya stock commis-
sionera show that while there IL 40 gem
oral disease among the cattls III Illinois,
there Is g. someNhat lower aSexaze con-
daaon of health than usual, mainly at
tfaoutable 70 the recent bad water supply
y 70 severe meteorological. changes In.
hueuKa Is reported among the horses III
the northern and central counties, The
sexistence OF hog choless is reported IN
sixteen counties. Nearly three-four(hs
OF the hog crop Of Starry has been csrficd
OF BY the nnalRdy, which IN now genet
ally abating.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-09

Talks Anarchy and Beats His Wife.
new York, Dec. Edward Schneider,
2 German, wa charged in court, By his
wife, with having beaten her. She said:
is an anarchist. He was ii, Chicago
at the Haymarket riot, andshas told me
he had q part In ii. He talks anarchy
constantly, and beats me when / deny
him u,nney to buy beer. Schneider was
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SIS a Day--A Gold Mine

ness ever offered ARoIden harvest for the
next Two Months SIS Per Month index
TO active men to aell Cur goods. No
capital required. No peddlipg. 6sInple case
OF goods and vsluable information and full
particulArB fKEE. 30 hufnbuE; we mean
1gst That 80 say Address at once
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The Dakota County TreasnrersIip.

The 4 connty Treasnrership.
DAKOTA CRY, Neb,, Dec. 8-The con-
test case started hY County Treasurer
Wilkinson, present incumbent, III
the county court. was conditionaliy
withdrawn. The vote was attic bet tween
DR.. Wilkinson, Republican, and Frank
Davey, Democrat. Wilkinson instituted
Q contest, charging Illegal voting in ali
the precincts, but on condition that
Davey would commence quo warranto
proceedings at the proper timas, Re NTH.
drew his case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08
Aascsy from Malaria.

The most vigorous constitution, and the
strongest phy ysiquc, are not proof against u
disease, the germs Of which imprcgnate the
ait W. breath and the water We drink. The
trt. preparatiNr, the surest defense, is to
fortify the system with q medicine which
possesses specific virtues rs n safeguard aud
remedy. HoSiettsr . Stomach Iiii.r- IL pre.
cis'ly this articIn--pToyed by cone iuaive Tests
to be so. Not only on this continent. wher-
ever missma gives birth to the malnriai in-
icction but In the tropics, where fever aud
ague assumes the most alignabt types, tbIs
incoinparphl", popular aud deserving n,edi-
cine ha,, tor over n third oia century, shown
IT. efficacy Jhilis aud fever, dumb ague
bilious rsmitt.nt alike yield to it, influence
and ate prevented by II The word "faiI"
has no place in the lexicon OF possibilities
when this peerless sr,icl. Is used II tones
the stomach. arous.s the liver when sluggish,
and pr"moics hcalthiul ACTIVITY Of the Kid
R,ys and bladder.
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The Vsrsiict Unanimous.

W. 10 Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind testides ::
A" can recommend Electric Bitters ~ the very
best remedy. every bottle sold has given r~lict
ia every case One man took six bOttlss, and
was cured OF kheumatisIn OF 10 years standing. ="
best selling medicine have ever han died In my
70 years experience. Ia Electric Bitters." Thou.
sands OF others have added their Testimony, 10
that the verdict IL unanimous that Electric Bit
tsTs do cure all Diseases Of the Liver, Kidney OF
BiOo0. For sale Rt II. B COchrans Drug SLOrA
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aOiAE cOsiGRl

CDt'GH, WHpo"ING CbUtsU and Bronc hits
tnIn .itstrly relieved by shiIoh'- cure. Soid by
k 'oc ran. druggist Nos. iS7 and iD North
Qoe.n 1T. Lancaster, IA az
Perhaps me- local d,.ess@ has puzzled and
b. q tne medical profession more thsu nasal
CatafTh. whie not Immediately fatal IL Is
among tho most distressing, ,nauseors and dis
Rusung iis tho flesh is heir tn. aud he records
show very lew or no ctses of radical cure OF
chronic catarrh by any o. thu mutituds OF
modes OF treatment until tn. In, reduction OF
bly's ream Iain a few years ago The success
OF this preparation has been most gratifying
and surprising 1y5swdsOd4w
sLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough Shilohs Cure Is the remedy for
you sold by II. L. Cochran, druggist, Nos III
ana l39 North Quean 81. Lancaster. Pa (2l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous membrane
the remedy used must be nOn.irritAting. The
Inedicl profession has been slow 70 learn this.
Nothing satisfactOry can be accomplished with
douches. snuffs. powders. syringes, astr1ngents
or any similar applications. because they are all
Irritating. do not thoroughly reach the Affected
surfaces and should be- abandoned ~ worse than
failures. A multitude OF persons who had for
can infiict testify TO radical and permanent
cures wrought by Eiy's Cream Balm.
ju12WdoOd&W
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Great excitement has been caused In the VI
cinity of Parts. Tex, by the remarkable re-
covcry of Mr.. J. r.. Coriey, who was elpless
he could not turn in bed, or raise his heat /;
every body said he WAS dying of Consumption.
A trial bottle OF Dr. Kings New Discovery was
sent him. FINDING rlief, he bought largo bot
tie and II box OF Dr. Kings New Life pins by
the time he had taken two boxes OF Pills and
two bottles OF tho Discovery. he WIS we'll and
had gained In flesh thirty stA pounds.
Trial Hotties of this q reAt Discovery for Con-
sumption free at u. Is. COchrAn's Drug Store l37
ana iSy North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (2)
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TlHE SWIFT HPEClFlO 90.
Mexican War Veteran,

The wonderful efficacy of Swifts spscidc ~
reaedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood
diseases, has never had more conspicuous
illustration than this case afforcs. The candid.
unsolicited and emphatic testimony given by
the venerable gentleman must be accepted rs
convincing ana conclusive. The writer 10 =
prominent citizen OF Mississippi. The gentle
msn to whom Mr.. Martin refers. and to whom
he II indebted for the advice TO which he owes
hts nnai relief from years OF suffering. Is Mr..
King. for many years tie popular night clerk
Of the Lawrence House. 1T jackson.
JACKSON. Aiss.. April .. 1857.
THl SWIFT srscI1Io CohPANy, Atlanta, Ca:
GeRtiemen. have been an invalid pensiOner
sna Shsr IN M SSt
till the lst OF March. 1879. did teal any symp.
Ssay WIN that disease ssy IN bSss sps
and ANKLES. For twenty days I walled on
sS:a Ss P-a n Un ess
wCni6 Dc total. =. disSSed either on one ,,ds
when ! va. ars! aaaeisd. 70 October !. isss..
81 Intense suffering trisd innumsrsbis pre-
scrtptions from VARIOUS physio!.ns. and tiled
seceivsd The 1essi 6snsat from any msdiCins
taken internally or externally. xui not aware
70 Il os
hayias q sPr,rs6 ,S. q every I Other ss
this city. lie had once been = great sufferer
CURED % S Sy : visit % The % io. sptinss bat Sssn
met him he told me that bis visit 70 the Hot
springs was in vain- he found no rslief. u hi
return from Hot springs. he heard TOR the 1Dt
time, Of .. ,. T. e. . remsdy for rheumattsm. liz
tried it and six bottles made q com pl0te curU.
Several years have passed siaoe. bus hs has had
NO return Of the disease.
immediately rsturned TO try It, In Septem
ber Was Weii-as tar ~ the rheumatism was
concernsd. All pain had disappeared. and
HAYS NOT vBLT A TwinaB OF IT sihCn.
/ nave no Interest In mating this statement
other than the hope that It may direct somt
other sufferer 70 sure source OF relief, ana II
hSs tbis result am we'll rewarded Tor my trOu
blA l am very respectfully ana truly your
friend. j. M. H. AAkTiN.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on BLOOD
ana Skin Diseases Mtiied FREQ.
THE SWIFT SPEClflC CO.,
febl.lyd&w Drawer s. Atlantic. Ga.
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The Ia Q :usg ,mcs yestsrday wcro Al i'hii.
Ndsiphia Chicago 8, Philadelphia y; ~
Washington 1OdlanOp Ills 5. washingtou q;
nt New York Now York 10. Dosroit 3; q
BJston Bcs'oi II, Pittsburg o.
The Association played ~ follows yestsr-
day: A. Cleveland. (e,evcn tnniUgs) Ath.
lsttc J, cleveland I; st Louisville BrUOk Iyu
: LouiAvtlie 3 at Cincinnati: Cincinnsu b,
Meta !; at NJ Louis, rain.
The Stats League Esmes werc Al WILKES.
bsfrs: Wtlkcsbsrre :, bradford I ~ Read.
tpg Reading y, Altoona 2
TIE Central rennsy lvania League u play.
ing much better ball than the Hlate League.
Yesterday the Mshsnoy Guy and Danviile
clubs played eleven innings and neither
~ored. Each club had tut iOur hits end the
Two uAde only live errors. The SunbuSy Do
hated the Shsrlokin club by . 10 8.
Kelly had . total III nine bAs0s Ia yester.
days game lie admlnisterod this pounding
u bis old friend Mccormick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

From Tho Philadelphia Ipquirer.
That Mrs. Cleveland u not without . touch
ot superstition was shown by her pluckiBg
and preserving = four.lesvsd clover during
hor Adirou1 ack trip. Il Wxs shown again last
week, when she deferred tho presentation OF
q diamond ring NJ Wells college until after
midnight, that u might not occur on Friday.
And It IN 10 bs noted, In defense Of the
superstition, that the presentation was then
accom- piisbed successfully.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08
AGKEAT DISCOYERY.

The greatest discovery Of the nineteenth cen.
tury Ii Dr. Leslies Special Prescription for sick
headache, which is the discovery Of IN eminent
ply ysician and used by him for over thirty yearu
before giving II To ths public. and II stands to.
day without = rival. Read advertisement In
another column.
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a VALUABLE REuEUy.

Numerous testimonials prove beyOnd doubt
that ALLOW KS roHous PLsSgxRs cure parnly lysts,
nervous debility and loss Ct memory when Rp-
plied to th- -piuc. They removs kidney AIM
cuItes whoa Sorn on the snaIi Of the back I;
applied 10 tho pit of tho stomnch, dyspepsia
and T. digestion disappear. Colds, coughs and
asthm no longer troubl. tho suffering patient
when be uses th M oi tho chest. IL you have u
headache. or want to sloop. put an ALtCocx' :
PoRous PLASTER on tho naps OF the neck The
WORK Is not ouiy Gone. bat welI done
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

"Yes. ! hA1 . very narrow escape" said .
prominent citizen 10 y friend. ~ was cOuhned
for c0nsumpttve's grave. until began using
kemSs balsam for the Throat and Lungs. and
d. For sale by Il. n Cochran, Druggist, No. lS7,
North Queen street. LanCastAr,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

The recent statistics Of the number Of desths
tiOn. This disease may commence Win Al A
parenuy hsilnisss cough which csn BE- cured IL.
Lungs, which Is guaranteed TO cure ana reiieve
all cases. Price % cents and o.. 1ftal slsS yrcC,
tor sale " n H. Cochran. druggist. No Isl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

uOOD'0 DAn0APARlLLA.
The Blood

IL The soarss Of health thsrsfoea, 70 kesp Weii.
parity ths blood by taxing HOODS earsapafiiIa.
Ihie medicine 70 peculiarly assiRned t0aos upOa
tho blood. and through that upon ail the orUass
ana Tissues Ot the b0oy. IL has Specific aCtson.
aisn upon tAe socrSti0Ns ana eHorvti0ns, end
asa'sts nsturo 10 sHpel from the system asl
humOrs. iupurs particles, snd effotS mattss
thtUush the lunss, livor, b0we's. hidnsys ana
SKIS. II c6ectuaiy aids woab. i,spairud sn6 ae-
biiitated organs invigorAtes the nervous sys.
tenn. tones the digestive ORGANS, and imparts
new lifs ana energy " al ths fuuCtt0as Of the
body. peculiarly os HoOda eassapariila h
that II stfengthsns and builds up the systsm
while u oradioates disease.
CAUSED by tplder Bite.
sseven years ago. while my little buy wss
playing 10 the yard. hs was bitten by . spider.
The poison entered his blood. ana sores s0on
broke out about his bOIy they itched torribly
and caused him intense suffering. Several
TINS We suooeedsd In 6oaitng the sores up. bat
In spite of al we could DO they would 00On
break out again. vinaiy 10 tried Hoods Bar.
sApariila, ana hs tOOk one b0tte and oae-third
OF another, when the sores disappeared. Hs has
NOT soro spot on him nov, and COusioee htsn
PERFECTLY cured" VIZ. II. H. wARp. DowntnS.
ton, Penn.
HOODS SARsAPARlLLA
Sold BY Ill druggists. q sig for o. Propared
by q. I. HOOD = CO.. lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Threv Away nls Cru.ches.

use cIutches. but threw them away aitor apply.
ing Thomas kctec!stc on to my limbs. / nov
an Eik 81, Buffalo, N. Y. FOR sale By H. B. Coch.
ran, druggist. lH ana lse ksrth Queen strset,
Lane lst6r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

THAT HACKING COUGH can BE- % quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee q sold
By q. 3 Cochran eruSkist Noe, W aaA ~ NQetk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

FROM tho Oshkosh Daily Northwestern.
Fourth Of July can hardly he called the
ladies' day, although It's principal features
are powder aud bangs
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THE world Nst 10, Aa,..

From the Boston Giote.
The college graduates have bsen out In the
world threo or four days aud they have not
yet taken old Atlas job away from him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

From the 81. Paul Globe
There are eight editors In Boston over 80
years OF age, aud those " no havo read their
papers will have no doubt Whatever ~ 70 the
correctness OF tho statement
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BuCh Ions Arnica Sslve.

tbs R.sT sALvg In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheuIn, Fever sOres, Tottar,
Chopped Hands. Chilbiaius. COrns, and all sk.n
Erupt,Obs. and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. Its guaranteed to give perfect satis.
boz. For safe by II. B Coz Chran. Druggist, Nos.
81 and lS9 North Queen ST.. Lancaster. Pa.
lyA
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HuNpHREYv.
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS.

DU UUMPuHGYy
hook Of All diseases, Cloth ana 0Old binding,
lA Pages. with St0al Engraving.
NAILED FkEE.
List of PrinsipAi Nos. Gurus. Prics.
l. 1svRRs. Con gestton. determinations. -
q WoRMs, Worm Fever, Worm Collie ..........B
s. CRyIRa Colo, or TeSthin. Of Infants ...... .
L DIAHRsnA. OF Children or Adults. ...........2,
g. DysnHrssy. Gvtping. Bilious Colic.........1
g. CHOLERA MORsUs. Vomiting. ng..................1
J. COuans Colds. ,,ronchits. ......;...........D
9 NuukALaiA, ToothAchs, fAceache. .......... -
-. HsApAcHss, sick Headache, Vertigo. ........3
To- DysPEPsIA. Bilious stomach cb..................1
II. SUPrRssssD or PAINFUL PsRlODs. ........... -
u wHrsa. too rroiu.e Periods. :...........N
". GROUP, Cough, Dificult Breathing ...........B
N SALT kHsuI. krysipelas, Ernptions. ......".6
Is RHsunArisn. Rheumatic Pains. 10
H. fnvsR AND Aoun, Chilis, ARlArta........ 30
z. piLra. Blind or Bleediny @ o
~. WHooPIHe CouaH. Violent IOughs. 80
~. 9nusRAL DEBILITY. Physical weakness. 30
2. NnRvous DnniLIrr.. ;.:.:....;;.:........el0
u. URiEARY WaAENsHs, WettiuB Red ........ 30
u DISEASES OF TBn HEART. PalpitStiou. -. .ol. %
Sold ny Druggists, or sent pOstraid ON receipt
Of prics.-HUHPuk1YB' MED(ClN8 ca, iuR
Fulton 81. n. r. fob2o-lydAwAW&F
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sHlLOHs COUGH ana Consumption Cure
Is solo by US on guarantees: II Gurus Con
sumption. tOld by II. Cochran, druggist,
Nos. l7 and ls9 North Queen b., Lancaster.
Pa (3
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tDENNSf LVANIA RAlbR GA ID 0O0Ns
ULE.-ln effect from June l3, 1B8R
Trllns LBAvH LAroAsrHR and leave ana ofF1V
~ Phiiadiphia az tOiioWs. ~ III
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-08-19

FoR SALE.-Twenty BREEDING
EWES, Hampshire Ram, one year
old. Enquire ut this office.
augl2-3t.
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WEST VIRGINIA COAL FIELDS.

.'Cold short" in st. Louis Age of Steel.
Nearly the whole of West Virginia
is underlaid with coal. 1.-THE Unit
ed States Government Report of
Mining Industries, 1885" remarks:
" No State surpasses West Virginia
in the variety Of Goals it contains,
nor does any contain an equal
amount in proportion to its area
Ofthe fifty -four counties in the State
but six are destitute of this impor-
tant fuel" The same authority in
another section: Fortunately for
the counties of West Virginia form
inc the so-called Pan Handle, the
northern termination of the upper
coal measure of the Appalachian ba-
sin occurs at no great distance, SO
that the Ohio river, in it's western
course along the margin of the Pan
Handle, intersects the southern dip
ping coal beds in a direction highly
favOracle for the development of
their rich mineral contents" The
report of the United States Geolog-
zeal Survey, 1883, makes this Oh
servation: The Appalachian attain
their greatest thickness, contain the
most valuable beds, and aggregate
the greatest thickness in the basin
drained by the Great Kanawha river,
in West Virginia" The Great Ka
nawha is tributary of the Ohio,
and all the productive resources and
riches of the basin drained by it
naturally seek market in that di-
rection, and contribute to the SUI
premacy of the Ohio Valley. Nat
ural GAS may fail If it does, where
on earth is there region so thor
oughly equipped for industrial pro-
gress and prosperity as this. Other
sections have natural gas; if it fails
with them, what recourse have they?
This section is rich in both natural
gas and that king of gas producing
elements, bituminOus coal; either
would make it eminent, but the
latter makes it supreme.-Intel{i-
geRcer.